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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
3
Local notices recount community gatherings at Mrs. Taylor’s and a meeting led by local residents. Messages note visitors to Clyde Gravitt’s near Carson and Mrs. Masie Carter’s family plans, plus obituaries for Russell Wicks and funeral details at Henderson church.
Sunday visits mark the week with Mr and Mrs Owie Gooden of Henderson guests at the Robertson home Mrs Gey Netley spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Henderson Mrs Bob Whitesides visited from Henswood to see family Mrs Ralph Skerritt and Mrs J T Skerritt near Silver City hosted guests at their home Mr and Mrs Jos Owens and family from near McClelland visited Mr and Mrs I N Chase Beulah Hook and her sons Herman and Clifford recently came from Mromheld Nebraska and stay with Ole Johnson’s family Services drew good attendance Sunday afternoon Plan to attend the County Sunday School Convention in Hastit es Prietay April 18 and hear the state workers with a worthwhile message
Asbury Mr and Mrs Will Trively were in Malvern Wednesday. Mr and Mrs McKinley Irvin visited Tuesday as did a daughter. Congratulations extended to Mr and Mrs Ben Baker and a daughter of Macedonia who spent Sunday in the A R Baker home. Miss Grace Beals spent Sunday with Mrs Wilmo Bowman. Miss Emma Shaw was in Malvern Monday. Mr and Mrs A R Baker were in Hastings Saturday. Mr and Mrs J W Nima of Red Oak spent several days last week with their daughter Mrs John Fens. Mrs Ora Douglas was in Malvern Friday. Miss Lucille Thompson of Tabor spent part of the week with her sister Mrs J E Combs. Marion and Ray Beals were in Hastings Saturday evening. Asbury Farmers Union met at their Hall Friday evening. A splendid program was rendered and dainty refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Wilmot Bowman and family of Hastings spent Sunday at the Beals home. Albert Anerson was a caller in Hastings Saturday evening. Clyde Stout of Red Oak was a business caller here Saturday.
Sun day visitors from Pacific Junction join Thomas Colgan family in Council Bluffs. Annabelle Jungquist and Marian Jungquist, students in Council Bluffs, spent Easter vacation here. James Colgan of Corning visited with cousin Thomas Colgan. Mrs. C. F. Anderson and two Omaha children stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ariergon. Esther Rosa has left Council Bluffs nursing work and is visiting family. Dolly Perkins and Charlie Foster traveled to Claesind a for a visit. Esther Purcell and Heather Olson visited friends in Council Bluffs. Mrs. E. K. Mendenhall went to Creston for a visit with Home McLaugh.
The item lists local social news from Emerson area residents including visits, family gatherings, and church anniversary moments. Notable names include Mrs Leach, Mrs Robert Wafer, Mrs Agnes Wilsey, Mr Cameron Scott, and John met mmo ate. Events feature Baptist Fiftieth Anniversary attendance, rural carrier appointment, and Grand Army birthday observances with brief attestations of local visits and club meetings.
The News Of Strahan reports the Strahan Social Union held its April 4 meeting at Mrs. C. K. Norris home with the largest attendance in history. Hosts Mrs. Norris Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Everett Purcell oversaw a reading and singing program followed by stunts and refreshments. About 2 members and eight visitors attended.
Local notes from Sulver City and nearby towns recount social visits, gelenwood and Emerson happenings, residents traveling to Des Moines, injuries and repairs, property sales, and a weather disturbance. Notable items include births, illnesses, accidents to Ethel Burgoin, and real estate exchanges affecting Frank Anderson and Louie Atugesen.
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